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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1971
Page
5
Community notices recount social visits and family gatherings across the county. Mrs Vance Price hosts guests while Florence Henson bakes a coconut cake. Ben Murphy recovers from pneumonia. several families visit relatives in Oil Center Connerville and Dallas.
Debbie Davis Stonewall and Donna Carter Roff lead senior winners with Vicki Bradshaw and Rose Jackson Latta following. Junior boys demonstrate with Billy Loman and Rodney Crabtree McLish winning, Kent Cowley Roff second, Timothy Stevens and James Whelcher McLish third. Junior girls talks see Cuba Heard Roff first, Joyce White McLish second, Julie Hall Stonewall third. Senior girls demonstrations top by Marietta Hall and Cindy Farrow Stonewall, second Vicky Stanford and Melissa Green McLish, third Lynda Wingard and Sheila Walters Latta.
Sunday School reported 89 attendees with 41 in Training Union at AHLOSO Baptist Church. Rev John Howard led services marking a weeklong revival and various members and guests from Ada Stonewall and nearby towns visited or hosted meals. Revival services run nightly through April 8 with Dan Marker directing songs.
Roff Lowell Laseman attended funeral services for Paul Tidwell in Davis on Tuesday. Mrs. Burton Hayward of Nigeria Africa and her daughter visited their aunt Mrs. Clay Johnson, while Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reed and children from Alvin, Texas, visited their mother Mrs. Ethel Reed. After returning home their daughter underwent surgery at Houston Methodist Hospital on Friday. Mrs. Reed spoke with her son Douglas by phone Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams of Oklahoma City visited Mrs. Iva Jones over the weekend, and Mrs. Iva Jones recently visited Mrs. Annie Rhea in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin and a
The article reviews James N. Hamil's 40 years in the Colorado General Assembly including six on the Joint Budget Committee and four as its chairman. It notes his role in rural electrification with High Line Electric Association, his 1908 birth near Proctor, Has tings College degree, and recognitions from Colorado State University. Western Farmers' E. Karns will host a program with speeches by Hamil and Weichel Cordell, music, and tours of Western's facilities, with Underwood's Lawton catering a barbecue luncheon.
Zoning on a property and recent annexations are discussed with city planner Bob Goins. The council reviews the general plan and studies a copy of the county map to name all section line roads.
President Nixon convenes a conference at the Western White House with Secretary Hodgson Edward David and 16 others to address unemployment among engineers and scientists linked to aerospace. Labor estimates about 65 000 workers were jobless before Congress halted funding for the supersonic transport. The administration has redirected HUD funds to keep some unemployed workers in public service projects.
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